blackbird

a blackbird was hopping around in the sun.

The blackbird's nest contained four eggs.

It was quiet. A redwing blackbird sat on fence wire and looked in at her.

See also blackbird, bluebird, chat, ouzel, redstart, robin.

Blackbirds were sitting at the tops of trees singing.

The blackbird sang a beautiful melody in the garden.

I spotted a blackbird perched on the fence.

The blackbird's feathers shimmered in the sunlight.

A blackbird's nest was found hidden in the bushes.

The blackbird's call echoed through the forest.

I enjoy listening to the blackbird's song at dusk.

The blackbird darted across the lawn in search of worms.

The blackbird's distinctive call is easy to recognize.

A pair of blackbirds built a nest in the tree outside my window.

The blackbird is a common sight in many gardens across the country.

The bluejays, the blackbirds, and the crows were frightened.

Many birds, such as thrushes and blackbirds, feed on snails.

And as always: blackbirds, pine trees, cicadas.

Red-winged blackbirds, which sometimes nest near warblers, do not produce referential alarm calls.

But could the country blackbird and its city cousin now have different personalities?

Thoughts of small quiet lakes in the woods, where canebrakes grew and blackbirds sang, filled Louis's mind.

And whenever we were doing seet call playbacks to the yellow warblers, the red-winged blackbirds kept showing up.

Quite simply, the red winged blackbird is the most common bird in the area.

Nearby, hundreds of red-winged blackbirds were stirring in the tussocks.

Blackbirds lay their eggs in March.